Five People Injured as San Fermín Bull Run Gets Underway in Spain
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During the first two days of the bull run in Pamplona, eight people were injured. Yesterday, five participants were hit, and today another three followed.
At least five people were injured after the first day of the famous San Fermin festival in Pamplona, Spain, where participants risk their lives by running in front of bulls through the streets of the old city.
Five people injured as San Fermín bull run gets underway in Spain
Five people were injured during the opening bull run of this year’s San Fermín festival in Spain, although none suffered life-threatening injuries. The annual event, held in the northern city of Pamplona, got underway on Tuesday morning as runners took to the streets alongside six fighting bulls. According to Spanish state broadcaster RTVE, the injuries […]
Hundreds of people chased by bulls: it happens as every year in Pamplona, Navarre, for the traditional race in front of the bulls. Five wounded, of whom three hospitalized, in the first "encierro" . To make known the council member to the Health of the region, Fernando Dominguez, in statements taken by the TV station. The inpatients reported a head trauma [...] L'articolo Hundreds of people chased by the bulls: five wounded to the first "encierr…
Pamplona, Spain, has revived a controversial tradition. Bulls run through the streets of the city as part of the San Fermin festival, while daredevils flee from them. And just hours after the event began, the first participants ended up in hospital with injuries.
The controversial bull-hatz of this year's San Fermín Festival in Pamplona has already claimed injuries on the first day. Five people suffered mainly bruises. Three of them had to be taken to the hospital. Despite the five injured, the festival had so far run out glamourously. Serious injuries due to the pointed, long horns of the bulls did not occur, the state TV station RTVE reported on Tuesday of the event, which was both famous and controver…
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